Cooper University Hospital·Cape May Court House, New Jersey
The Pharmacist Clinical Specialist collaborates with physicians to review oncology treatment plans for dosing accuracy and safety. They are also responsible for coordinating infusion therapy, managing inventory, and performing sterile compounding of medications.
About Us Cooper University Health Care is an integrated healthcare delivery system serving residents and visitors throughout Cape May County.
The system includes Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional, three urgent care facilities; Cape Regional Physicians Associates with primary care and specialty care providers delivering services in multiple locations throughout Cape May County; The Cancer Center at Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional, the Claire C.
Brodesser Surgery Center; AMI at Cooper, Miracles Fitness and numerous freestanding outpatient facilities providing wound care, lab, and physical therapy services.
We have a commitment to our employees by providing competitive rates and compensation programs.
Cooper offers full and part time employees a comprehensive employee benefits program, including health, dental, vision, life, disability, retirement, on-site Early Education Center (employee discount), attractive working conditions, and the chance to build and explore a career opportunity by offering professional development.
Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional is accredited by and received the Gold Seal of approval from The Joint Commission.
Short Description The Pharmacist Clinical Specialist in Oncology collaborates with specialty physicians to provide clinical pharmacy review of oncology/related medication therapy treatment plans for accuracy of dosing to ensure optimal safe and cost-effective therapeutic regimens.
The Specialist will coordinate treatments with Infusion Therapy, manage inventory, and perform sterile compounding of infusions and injections to be administered.
Experience Required 3-5 years experience required.
PGY-1 (or clinically relevant experience) preferred.
Education Requirements Doctorate Degree.
License/Certification Requirements New Jersey Pharmacy license (or eligible for licensure within 6 months).
PGY-1 (or clinically relevant experience) preferred.
Oncology Board Certification (or eligible within 2 years).
Salary Min ($) USD $61.48 Salary Max ($) USD $92.25
Candidates must hold a Doctorate degree and possess a New Jersey Pharmacy license or be eligible for one within six months. A minimum of 3-5 years of experience is required, with PGY-1 experience and Oncology Board Certification preferred.
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